Happy to have you back: Countries offering incentives to lure travellers

At the Pyramids of Giza, just a handful of tourists walks among the ancient wonders. Twelve people showed up to admire Luxor's towering colonnades the day it reopened this month. At Egypt's Red Sea resorts, visitor numbers are well below previous years.

With tourists slow to return, Egypt's resorts and ancient sites face tough winter

In-flight entertainment: Thailand opens plane-themed cafes for travel lovers

Holidays in popular destinations such as Bali or Hawaii are not possible this year for South Koreans due to the coronavirus pandemic. So some are bringing vacation spots into their homes by transforming their apartments into where they would've been had the outbreak not happened.

South Koreans turn homes into Bali resort, camp site amid pandemic

A Hong Kong walking tour company that introduced online tours to survive the coronavirus pandemic says it is now planning to expand its customer base overseas and adopt virtual tours as part of its permanent business.

Walk from home: HK tour company moves online to survive pandemic

New COVID-19 clusters are disrupting the peak summer vacations across Europe. The authorities in some countries are reimposing restrictions. Watch report.

Lockdown reimposed in some European countries due to 2nd COVID-19 wave

SpaceX is considered one of the most ambitious companies of modern-day! The company have gone even further than anybody’s expectations. An advertisement for job hiring for the company published on Tuesday revealed how the company is planning to develop floating spaceports to be used as launch sites for SpaceX’s “Super Heavy” launch vehicles.

SpaceX's envisioned machinery will not only take us to Mars, but reduce travel time on Earth tremendously!

In this video, watch WION's special series- Hard Reset.

Hard Reset: Travel & tourism in a post-COVID world

One of the fondest memories of my childhood were the early morning inter-school cricket matches at Mumbai's iconic Cross Maidan. This venue was special for me as a budding cricketer because the square boundaries were short on either side and it was a batsman's paradise.

Mumbai's romance with Irani cafes and bun maska is fading away

The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Thursday issued guidelines for airlines, airports, air passengers and other stakeholders ahead of the resumption of domestic passenger flight operations from May 25 amid the coronavirus lockdown.

Domestic flights resume from May 25: Here are the dos and don'ts for flyers

The travel industry has borne the brunt of the damage wrought by lockdowns to contain the novel coronavirus as nations have sealed borders and planes have been grounded.

What's the importance of tourism to the world's economy?

United States of America has been one of the worst-hit countries by coronavirus in the world. The number of cases have been rising rapidly, and so has the death toll.

Canada-US to extend travel ban till June 21

A tiny Austrian lakeside village so picturesque it had to limit throngs of tourists is now longing for visitors to return to its empty lanes.

Do you wanna go to Hallstatt? 'Frozen' village deserted as coronavirus restrictions bite

Aldo and Vera left their lucrative jobs, sold everything, to pursue their dream of travelling the world in a car. The embarked on this journey 4 years back, and just when they were about to hit their final leg, coronavirus pandemic strikes. Now the couple is stuck in Florida. Here is their story.

They planned to travel the world - then Coronavirus happened | WION Exclusive

Visiting Thailand or Dubai was cheaper than flying to Goa or Kerala a few months ago. The ultra-low or the budget airfares resulted in a travel boom and it helped in turning the dreams of foreign holidays into reality for many.

Coronavirus impact on aviation industry: Low-cost airfare schemes could be halted for a long time

The global tourism industry is already reeling under the impact of China's economic slowdown and geopolitical tensions between some countries. And now, the Coronavirus outbreak has dealt another blow to the once-booming industry, which is known as the key driver of growth for any economy.

Explained: Coronavirus impact on the tourism industry

If you're planning a trip? Then, Here are some tips to make your travel better.

Your Story: Planning a trip? Here are some tips to make your travel better

Afraid of returning to the Capital's fumes, Meraj and Johan extend their traipse into the hills and find the remotest place they can find to lay their hats--the Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary. With no mobile connectivity and cocooned in a 150-year-old mansion, the two have an inadvertent digital detox that they desperately needed.

WION Traveller S3 Episode 16 - Into the Wild at Binsar

After a long delay, Pakistan government on Tuesday granted "conditional" approval for former prime minister Nawaz Sharif to travel abroad for medical treatment on the assurance that he signs surety bonds and commits to return after his treatment and face charges against him.

Pakistan strikes Nawaz Sharif's name off Exit Control List, permits him to go abroad for treatment

Hundreds of tourists formed long queues to climb Australia's Uluru soon after dawn on Friday (October 25), the day before a permanent ban on the climb takes effect following a decades-long fight by indigenous people to close the trek.

Tourists line up to scale Australia's Uluru hours ahead of climb ban

More than half of of the 150,000 holidaymakers left stranded abroad after the collapse of travel firm Thomas Cook have been repatriated to Britain, the Civil Aviation Authority regulator said Saturday.

After disruptions, Thomas Cook holidaymakers back in UK

Thomas Cook , the world's oldest travel firm, collapsed on Monday, stranding hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.

British travel firm Thomas Cook collapses

World War II veteran Lawrence Brooks was serenaded and showered with kisses during a celebration of his 110th birthday at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans Thursday.

WWII veteran celebrates 110th birthday in NOrleans

General Motors is recalling nearly 3.5 million vehicles because of a brake problem that increases the risk of a crash, according to documents published by a US safety agency.

General Motors recalls 3.5 million vehicles over brake issue

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